Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-05

Miss Carrie Morrill, is back home
again after an absence of several months
in Minneapolis. She reports the Crane
Rapids people in that city we'll.
Sewer pipe and chimneys are sellins
fast this year made up out of cement
Call at the REPORTER Office for prices.
We are reliably informed that Mr.
Paul Bittner has purchased the Nc
| Claiche residence in the second ware
now occupied by him.
Mr.. John Berard is rushing the cellar
work to his new brick block in this city
The store room was moved on the La
Breche lots for the present.
F. L. Tibbits spent the Sabbath il
this city with his family. He reports
large sales of lumber and business
rushing.
Mr.. Crawford, the new dentist lately
from Horizon, this state, is occupying
Mr.. John Horizons residence in the
second ward.
Keep in mind that you can get mos
any kind of legal blanks by calling a
Ju0 hEPORTER ONCE.
Mr.. Geo. r. Gardner was elected
school commissioner from the second
ward in place of A. L. Fontaine,. re.
signed
There will be the usual morning ser.
vice and Sabbath school session at the
M. E. church next Sabbath, but nc
service in the evening.
The assessor is passing his blanks
around to alAnxious people. We hope
the experience of the past year will be
an eye opener for the present.
We notice by kilograms that DIR. Rob
lnson was called to Dexterville and
Junction City the past week to attend
families in that section.
Mr.. J. w. Miller foreman of the
Green Bay railr DAD round house is con
templating the purchase of the Billins
residence. 1t is a nice property and
cheap for the price asked.
If you need new chimney, well
tiling, or drainage pipe call at the
REPORTER office and see samples and get
prices.
The Walters Comedy Co. appear al
the Opera House Thursday May 9TH
for a series of three entertainments
Go hear them they are reported ex,
cellent.
A new stone foundation is being built
under the Huntington millinery store.
Messrs. Langdon and Dahlke, two of
the best stone masons in the city, are
doing the work.
Mr.. John Horton has accepted the
position with Doud Son & Co., Pitts
vile, lately vacated by Mr.. Alex Muir.
He moved his family and household
effects the first of the week.
M S. Pratt spent a portion of las
week at PlOver in the interest of the
Federal Life Association. He met with
excellent success and has returned thi
week.
The store building formerly occupied
by st. Amour & De Mars, Centralia, i
for sale or rent. For particulars inquir,
of T. C. st. Amour. if.
The people in the second ward resid
ing South of the School House are
getting very anxious for a reservoir
If a fire should break out any where il
that part of the city, no telling where
it would end.
We have moved and now living in ou
new home. It will be some time We
before we are settled and can get {
square meal. But time and patienc'
we expect will bring us out of th'
trouble all right.
For RENT.-The black smith shop
building, tools and fixtures owned b,
Mrs. Alex Bezaillon. The tools an(
fixtures for sale. For particulars en-
quire of Alex Bezaillon. Grand Rapids
Wis. If.
What's the difference between 7. C
| st. Amour's Fair Corner and other cor
ners? Answer. I. C's Fair Corne
runs prices down. "Hence the nam,
FAIR" while others runs prices up
PLAIN and SIMPLE but! big difference.
Some sharp practice has been exhib
| tied the past week in getting possession
wiltz, between Deputy Sheriff Nicl
reports the deputy was left in the cold
AS one l likened the general credi
stores, as Vampires into whose mouth
every family in the country was pourin,
its hearts blood. The Fair Corner doe
a cash busines, keeps the best line o
goods, and you can save from 10 to 2
per cent by trading with T. G. St.
! Amour.
Work has commenced in earnest OF
the bank building, and Mr.. F. Pomain
vile is eXcavating for his new store
building in Centralia this week. The
building lately vacated by Mr.. R. G
| Worthington is transferred to the othe1
street facing Jones & Nash hard ware
store.
We see by the last issue of the Marsh
field Times that our friend Geo. I
Rowland, County Supt. of schools, i
having some spirited correspondence
with Mr. Alfred Jones, principal o
the Marshfield schools. He is ungentle
manly in his correspondence with Mr.
Rowland.
Pastor Smith started on Tuesday a
delegate of the Wisconsin Conferenc,
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